Laptop Reviews

Samsung's new 16-inch laptop apes Apple's design language and competes hard on performance and battery life while adding its own OLED twist.

Fatally flawed, but beautiful, HP’s $5,000 foldable fell short of our expectations in the end.

It's no Dell XPS or MacBook Air, but the MateBook D 16 is a decent laptop with a sensible entry price.

Asus's latest laptop is designed around Google's Chromebook Plus platform. Designed as a premium alternative to cheaper Chromebooks, it's fairly effective but frankly unexciting.

The Dell XPS 14 is a stunning answer to the MacBook that gives Windows users a reason to gloat, though its price point might give some pause.

Samsung's MacBook-esque Galaxy4 Pro has been upgraded with Intel's Meteor Lake CPU for more performance and even better battery life.

The MacBook Air (M2, 2022) features a major redesign, plus Apple’s impressive M2 chip. However, it also gets a new, higher, price tag as well.

The Dell XPS 17 may not have the portability of its smaller brethren, but it’s a fantastic laptop otherwise, oozing elegance, power, and a great screen.

Lenovo’s 2-in-1 Chromebook isn’t slick or stylish, but it is excellent value and offers great battery life.

With a sensible price tag, Acer's latest Aspire is a great pick for anyone who needs a reliable productivity laptop